Browsing by Author "Wade Mace"

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    • Plant-Symbiotic Fungi as Chemical Engineers: Multi-Genome Analysis of the Clavicipitaceae Reveals Dynamics of Alkaloid Loci 

      Christopher L. Schardl; Carolyn A. Young; Uljana Hesse; Stefan G. Amyotte; Kalina Andreeva; Patrick J. Calie; Damien J. Fleetwood; David C. Haws; Neil Moore; Birgitt Oeser; Daniel G. Panaccione; Kathryn K. Schweri; Christine R. Voisey; Mark L. Farman; Jerzy W. Jaromczyk; Bruce A. Roe; Donal M. O'Sullivan; Barry Scott; Paul Tudzynski; Zhiqiang An; Elissaveta G. Arnaoudova; Charles T. Bullock; Nikki D. Charlton; Li Chen; Murray Cox; Randy D. Dinkins; Simona Florea; Anthony E. Glenn; Anna Gordon; Ulrich Güldener; Daniel R. Harris; Walter Hollin; Jolanta Jaromczyk; Richard D. Johnson; Anar K. Khan; Eckhard Leistner; Adrian Leuchtmann; Chunjie Li; JinGe Liu; Jinze Liu; Miao Liu; Wade Mace; Caroline Machado; Padmaja Nagabhyru; Juan Pan; Jan Schmid; Koya Sugawara; Ulrike Steiner; Johanna E. Takach; Eiji Tanaka; Jennifer S. Webb; Ella V. Wilson; Jennifer L. Wiseman; Ruriko Yoshida; Zheng Zeng (PLos Genetics, 2013-02-28)
      Author Summary The fungal family, Clavicipitaceae, includes “ergot” fungi that parasitize ears of cereals and have historically caused mass poisonings, as well as “epichloae,” which are symbionts of grasses. Many epichloae ...